The phrase "artistic quest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or pursuit related to creativity, art, or self-expression.
Example: "Her artistic quest led her to explore various mediums, from painting to sculpture, in search of her true voice."
Alternatives: "creative journey" or "artistic journey".
And the show represents a vital stage in Complicite's artistic quest.
One artistic quest saw her pursuing the three known sightings of the severed breasts of St Agatha among Italian relics.
Though his artistic quest might have seemed bloodless and abstract, Mr. Opalka described it, passionately, as a grand metaphor for human existence.
Voice-over recitations of an essay of Sarah's about the roots of art in ecstatic experience illuminate both the character's philosophical energy and Collins's artistic quest.
A fruitful tension between seeing animals as themselves and enlisting them in a philosophical or artistic quest for human nature runs through many genres.
According to Ann Temkin, a curator of painting and sculpture at MoMA, "The artistic quest for personal expression, so often achieved through color, had been replaced by Andy Warhol's 'I want to be a machine,' and the mastery of a palette by Frank Stella's desire 'to keep the paint as good as it is in the can.' " The domestic sphere had a parallel transformation.
And the fireball Melville knew that when he returned from his long Marquesas shipping expedition, ignoring the increasingly reifying tendencies of individuals after a certain kind of non-artistic quest for objectivity.
For each artist, spiritual quest and artistic experimentation became inseparable.
There's a completely revamped image editor, and users now have the power to zoom in and out of their works in progress, as well as issue their own "quests" — artistic challenges for other mobile artists to tackle and pass around.
The role of art and the artist features prominently in The Bat Tattoo as two ill-at-ease people are brought together by a strange coincidence of shared artistic and personal quests.
Her work, exhibited worldwide, explores the zone between fact and fiction – artistic research on a quest for a degree of reality within constructions.
